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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1948.

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Went As Planned

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Madrid, Sept. 4.

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BRIDGE NOTES

"Please tell us whose fault this was," requests a Minnea "V, missed an polis reader. Cany game at no-trump, but we differ as to who was respon- aible,"

South, Dealer North-South vulnerable

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"South maintains

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that his two bids expressed his entire hand, and that he couldn't bid a third time on a hand that was pretty close to a minimum opening bid. North insists that lin bid of two no-trump was forcing, and that South should have taken him to game. Who was correct, or was it just an unfortunate hand?"

London, Sept. 5.

Field-Marshal Viscount Montgomery disclosed yesterday. that the Allies, fighting "exactly” according to plan, achieved greater success than expected in the Normandy invasion be- cause of "faulty strategy of the enemy." In a dispatch published last night in the London Gazette, the British military leader said that the whole campaign was fought "exactly as planned before the invasion." Various phases of the operation dovetailed with almost un- canny accuracy, he declared. "Events have amply shown} that a splendid spirit of co-

be- "The result, Montgomery's operation was established tween the British and Ameri- dispatch declared, "was that the can services, and that under Panzer divisions were forced to car us prematurely and General Dwight Eisenhower, a strong, loyal team was quickly were unable to concentrate on brought into being, while then coordinated blow until it was various components of the great too late." Invasion force were welded in- to fine fighting machine." Montgomery wrote.

The German Panzer divisions were unable to concentrate on the invasion foreca, he disclosed. Field Marshal VOD because

Comman- Rundstedt, German der-in-Chief in the West, and Field Marshal Erwin Rommel

could not agree..

Tommies Accused By Jews

Jerusalem, Sept. 5.

A charge that British troops were "wilfully destructive" in their search of the villages of Dorot and Ruhama was made today by a Jewish Agency spokesman.

The spokesman quoted a re- port by isaac Ben-Avi, pre- sident of the National Council of Palestine Jews, saying that at Ruhama, the water pumping installation had been "effective ly ruined," that the communal bakery and kitchen were blocked "p with earth, and that trees were falled and planted crops uprouted and that enttle were let out.

At Dorot, the report said, machinery was smashed and "a arumber of tools disappeared, tractors damaged, and watches, cloth and pens disappeared".

The destruction is explainable pro- only by the "systematic paganda"

Too Late

Field Marshal Montgomery expressed the belief that, had "reasonable weather conditions obtained," the Arnhem Bridge- head, aimed to open the nor- thern Ruhr and the north Ger- man plains to the int. Army.

have been

estabilobod would and maintained.

The Battin of the Ardennes, von Rundstedt'a major effort in the drive on Belgium and to the coast, "was won primarily by the staunch lighting qualitica of the American soldier," Mont- gomery's dispatch declared.

Fanatical Germans

"The keynotes of the Battle of the Rhineland," the Marshal wrote, "were the Intense and fanatical opposition of the enemy who, as we had hoped, weat of tho accepted battle Rhine, and secondly, the up- pailing weather conditions."

Recounting the envelopment and clearing of the Ruhr, the advance on the Elbe, the cap- and the of Bremen ture liberation of Northern Holland, Montgomery then described the of German envoys at arrival

his headquarters at Luncberg Heath on May S.

that "I quickly established they lind not, in fact, como to negotiate the unconditional aur- render of the troops. front, and at once made it clear that I would not discuss any other matters.

South was right. He had a minimum opening bid and couldn't really be expected to bid a third time with values that were barely enough for one bid. North's bid of two

Jerusalem, Sept. 5. no-trump was not forcing at all, it was simply an Invitation The Government last night an- which could be accepted or renounced the appointment of H. L. G. Gurney as Chief Secretary of fused.

Palestine, succeeding Sir John Shaw, who resigned. Gurnay, 49. has been Gold Coast Colonial Secretary since 1940-associated Preas,

artong going on British troops stationed in Palestine, the spokesman said.

Associated Press.

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It's true that good players hate to "hang" at a contract of two no-trump on the theory that a hand which will produce eight tricks at no-trump will usually provide some sort play for game. But it's equally true that good players don't on the same bid indefinitely values and good players don't ask their partners to "stretch" for game if there is any sim- to the pler

way of getting game.

North would have bid two no-trump, and quite soundly, if ho had held only low cards in the red suits. Surely those two high cards in support of South's add!- two bids were enough tional strength to warrant a If Jump to three no-trump. North had bid three no-trump, South would have had no prob- lem; as it was, North asked South to overbid as compensa- tion for the underbidding of the Nirth cards.

FRANCO-SPANISH RELATIONS

Paris, Sept. 5.

The Foreign Affairs Commission

Batavia, Sept. 1. Major-General D. G. Hawthorn, 23rd. Indian Commanding the Division, arrived here today by air from England on the conclu alon of his sick leave-Router.

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Tribute To R.AF. "I did, however, take the opportunity to show von Friede- burg a map of the current i operational situation of which he was apparently not proper- ly aware, and this helped to convince him of the hopeless. ness of the German position."

In his reviews and comments, Montgomery paid tribute to the and RAF Bomber Command the American Air Force which, he acid, "did magnificent work in weakening Germany general- ly, and in particular in des-

enemy troying the

railway system, which enormously re-. duced the mobility of the enemy once operations began."-Asau- ciated Press,

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